Activity Description
A challenge of spatial perception and memory with a hint of honey. Memorize the relative position of the objects and the bees inside the hive. One object will change position; place the other objects correctly in relation to the one that appears, based on its relative position at the beginning.
Targeted cognitive skills:
- Relation between elements in space/spatial ability: The skill required to orient or perceive one’s body in space or to detect or reason about relationships within or between objects in space.
- Working memory: The ability to hold information in consciousness for adaptive use. This can include information from all sensory modalities, verbal and nonverbal ones. Working memory is conceptualized to include two separable components: maintenance of information and manipulation of information. Maintenance of information includes memory for verbal information, spatial information and other information (including emotional) across multiple sensory channels. Manipulation of information is the process of operating on information stored in working memory storage.
